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James Taylor, CEO, Particular Audience, looks at how to harness algorithmic attention so that retailers can ensure product discovery.

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Perhaps U.S. policymakers can look to Canada and the U.K. for ideas on how to limit banks.

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Xtract One Technologies CEO Peter Evans discusses how advances in AI and sensing technologies are prompting facilities to ...